Junior Meet Preludes Convention Opens in Tucson
Today marks the start of the 50th Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs convention with round table talks on Our Dis appearing Dollars and Our Federation Family in the Half Century. Keynote by Mrs Eula Montgomery, with Denver's Mrs A E Rice and national officer Mrs Hiram Cole Houghton to speak. nominations for second vice president discussed. arrivals hosted by Tucson Junior and Catalina sections with a fashion show at the Tucson Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eula Montgomery
Whiteriver
Tempe
A. E. Rice
Denver
Western Federation of Women’s Clubs
Western Federation
Hiram Cole Houghton
Washington
National Federation
E. V. Haydis
Salome
Arizona
Pueblo
Catalina
Levy’s
Katherine Kay
David Howell
Lloyd Fuller
League Plans Delegation Trip To Meet In Tucson
Final plans for the Phoenix delegation trip to Tucson for the second convention of the League of Women Voters of Arizona will be decided at today’s board meeting hosted by Mrs. James Curry. The Lodge on the Desert hosts the two day event with talks by Finley Peter Dunne Jr. on foreign trade and international relations and a Friday luncheon featuring Mrs. James Scarborough. Phoenix participants include officers Carry Stitt Robinson Kauffmann Meng and directors Greenway Haldiman Boley Mott Dunne Nitchie, with other members expected.
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Phoenix
Tucson
League of Women Voters of Arizona
James Curry
East Country Club Drive
Lodge On the Desert
League
Finley Peter Dunne, Jr
American Institute For Foreign Trade
National Board
The
League of Women Voters
James Scarborough
Los Angles
Calif
State Board
Oscar Thoeny
Earl Melby
Dunne
Bertha Kirkland
Alvida Hansen
Spencer Nitchie
Carry
Glendale Girl Weds Sergeant Runions in Luke Field Chapel
Miss Boots Garrison, Glendale, wed Sgt. Charles R. Runions, Tazewell Tenn., at Luke Field Chapel on April 29. Reception at the bride’s home followed by a trip to Northern Mexico. The couple resides in Glendale.
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Luke Field Chapel
Boots Garrison
David Garrison
Glendale
Charles R. Runions
Ed Runions
Tazewell
Tenn
Mexico
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Herb Simmons
Casey Mitolski
Don Johnson
Richard Rice
Phoenix College
Alpha Rho
Epsilon Alpha Sorority
Gifts Of China Showered On Phoenician Miss Bowman
Miss Ruby Jo Bowman fiancee of Roy Scott received a china gift party at Mrs. Milton Husky's home 2916 East Flower Street with hostesses Mrs George Husky and a line of guests including Mrs Andrew Bowman Sr and Mrs Andrew Bowman Jr along with Mesdames Harmon Yoakum Mary Hummer Faye Porter Clara Stewart Marie Husky Angus McIntire Kathryn Whitton Kenneth Venard S M Seymonds Inez Cadmus Freddie Paul Edith Johnson Dee Steele and Miss Betty Austgen.
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China
Ruby Jo Bowman
Roy Scott
Milton Husky
East Flower Street
George Husky
Andrew H. Bowman, Sr
Inez Cadmus
Freddie Paul
Edith Johnson
Dee Steele
Betty Austgen
Dorothy Dix: In-Laws Challenge a Patient Wife
Dorothy Dix counsels a patient wife enduring her husband’s possessive family. She urges careful conversational choices, avoiding fights, and notes moving away offers only temporary relief, ending with hope the in laws tire of baiting and peace returns.
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Inlaws
Harry
Mama
Dear Sisters
Sonny Boy
Dorothy Dix
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Valbanqueras
Phoenix Country Club
Betty Crumbley
Winifred Forrest
Robert Zolg
Frances Ashby
Texaco
T.M
TEXAS
Phoenx
Gafters & Sattler and Occidental Automatic Gas Ranges Utility Appliance Corp
South Alam
T. Los Ange
Cal
W. Madison
Alpine Heating & Cooling Co
East McDowell Road
Arizona Sheet Metal Works
Grand Avenue
LE Distributors
General Electric Supply Corp
Central Heating & Cooling Co
East Washington Street
Budy Sheet Metal Co
the Metal Kettle
North 24Th Street
McClelland Supply CO
W. Buchanan
Roy E. McAfee
West Main Street
Mesa
Rodgers & Dean Plumbing
North 7Th Avenue
Stiles Sheet Metal Co
Miss Dix
Penelope
Darling
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